Sentence examples for moves to scale from inspiring English sources

Yet if Mr Wanless thought his moves to scale back the business would make his investors happy, he misread them.

The government had based its estimates for the tax revenue on the basis that banks would take drastic moves to scale back bonuses.

As ROSS moves to scale it will be navigating a heavy field of mergers and acquisitions and attempts by legacy players to ensure legal tech services remain consolidated.

But NASA's recent moves to scale back future programs and turn off currently operating satellites prompted committee members to push through a report that could influence congressional debate on the 2006 budget, which goes into effect on 1 October.

Clearly the core differentiator for Friendsy's service is limiting its access to existing communities of students, although that does pose a problem if it ever moves to scale beyond that — since it will be abandoning what makes it distinct.

In December, Edmodo raised $15 million from Greylock Partners and Benchmark Capital, which gives the startup plenty of cushion as it moves to scale its business across the U.S. and around the world.

The networks have been moving to scale back compensation ever since.

Now, however, some states, faced with crushing costs, are moving to scale back incarceration.

Yet pension savers lost out as the government moved to scale back the means-tested pension credit.

Mr. Huckabee has moved to scale back his own campaign after his South Carolina showing, and has backed away from plans to campaign heavily in Florida.

But the chancellor's move to scale back the levy, which has raised £8bn since 2010, came alongside a new 8% surcharge on bank profits that experts said would spread the tax burden more widely across the sector.